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Home / Cable & Deadpool #33 (2006)

Cable & Deadpool #33 (2006)

Cable & Deadpool #33 (2006)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Fabian Nicieza, pencils by Reilly Brown, cover by Rob Liefeld

"The Domino Principle." The Civil War has torn them apart and now, the President of Rumekistan has to make an executive order -- execute Deadpool! Is Cable a proponent of capitol punishment? If so, what will Deadpool's last meal be?

BONUS REVIEW by DAL BUSH

Nothing breaks my heart more than a quality, well-written book tarnished by an artist that just isn't ready for a major title. This is a series that reads REAL well. The jokes are funny, the characters fully-developed and the cliffhanger ending of this issue in particular was KILLER. It's just... this is the best artist they could get? It hurts to see a book THIS close to being recommendable (NOTE: possibly not a real word, consult your local library), but have the one "...if you can get past the art" hanging over it. 5 Grahams

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